In aqueous systems, heavy metal ions, when present in excess than permissible limits, are
dangerous for human beings and aquatic life. Heavy metals cannot be degraded. Rather …

Lead is a naturally occurring, bluish-gray metal that is found in small quantities in the earth's
crust. The existing literature demonstrates that non-biodegradable character and continuous …

Opencast mining causes significant environmental concern due to acid mine drainage
(AMD) caused by the oxidation of pyrites and other sulfur-bearing minerals. The present …

Heavy metals (HMs) are toxic elements which contaminate the water bodies in developing
countries because of their excessive discharge from industrial zones. Rice (Oryza sativa L) …

Halophilic and halotolerant microorganisms represent promising sources of salt-tolerant
enzymes that could be used in various biotechnological processes where high salt …

Heavy metals in drinking water have become a severe threat to human health. Detection of
heavy metals has been achieved by electrochemical sensors that are modified with complex …

Introduction Among other aquatic animals, fish can also accumulate a large number of toxic
metals in their various body organs, which may enter in the human body and cause serious …

In every developed and developing country, the major facing problem is heavy metals
toxicity. Due to there is an increase in the heavy metals anthropogenic in day to day life by …

The median lethal concentrations (LC 50) of Pb at 96 h were 8.84, 192.14, and 3.22 mg L− 1
for pre-reproductive and reproductive individuals of Lamellidens jenkinsianus obesa and …

Heavy metal (HM) emissions have increased due to the impact of rising urbanization and
anthropogenic activity, affecting different parts of the environment. The goal of this study is to …